Side chick attends her boyfriends’ church wedding in her own gown and demanded her own ring or the wedding will not go on…

What will you do if you were in this situation as the bride or the groom?

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Some notorious cultists were seen in a cheerful mood while being paraded to newsmen by the Imo state police command. The cultists who were apprehended by security operatives across various parts of the state – were said to mostly belong to Vikings and Aiye confraternities

Yesterday, Muslims around the world marked the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan. One woman was not so lucky as she was killed in an avoidable unfortunate circumstance. According to a report by one Musa Ahmed, the woman was killed after being hit by a speeding vehicle on her way to the mosque for Eid prayers.

She died on the spot as shocked passersby gathered and evacuated her corpses.

May her soul rest in peace.

More suspects have been arrested in connection with the April 5 Offa bank robberies during which nine policemen and 33 persons were killed. The wanted criminals were apprehended by the operatives of the Intelligence Response Team led by a Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, have arrested.

The additional suspects were apprehended in Kwara, Oyo and Kogi states and were assisting the police to track down other accomplices.

The latest suspects belonged to the Michael Adikwu’s gang, the dismissed policeman and an ex-convict. He actually led our men to the hideout of the men where they were arrested, according to reports.

The suspects, it was gathered, would soon be brought to Abuja and paraded before the media.

President Buhari and his family celebrated the end of the Ramadan fast, Eid Mubarak, at the state house Abuja. The president and his family members were joined by clerics and other guests. President Buhari earlier in the day joined other Muslim faithfuls to offer prayer to God at the Eid Fitri prayer ground in Abuja. 

Gumsu Fatima Abacha has slammed Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka over the comments he made about her father, late military dictator, Sani bacha.

“Wole soyinka oya na!!! Over to you!! Wicked old hawk …. your hate for my father shall kill you. Olori buruku mad cow” she wrote on Facebook.

Suspected herdsmen have kidnapped a Methodist priest, (Rev) Kayode Akande, in Osun State.

The Bishop of Methodist Church, (Osogbo Diocese) Mr Amos Ogunrinde, confirmed the incident to Channels Television.

Popular twitter user Kelvin Odanz has shared the emotional thing his neighbor and retired major did after his daughter got pregnant, at her first year in School, Kelvin who said his very close to the family revealed that the man never chased her like other dad’s may likely do, But took care of the child, and sent her back to school, This kind of Fathers are rare, read his post below!

Today, 14th June, Online Media Practitioners Association of Nigeria Anambra State chapter was hosted by the Commissioner of Information and Public Enlightenment Mr C.Don Adinuba in his conference room.

The Commissioner was delighted as he gave warm reception to OMPAN members and  appreciated them for visiting his office and assured them of his total support in piloting the affairs of the association, which will in turn bring about balanced and consistence reportage in the state.

IKPEAZU: THE BEACON OF HOPE IN GOOD GOVERNANCE
-Reagan Ufomba

This tall big python was shot n killed by a hunter on Tuesday morning. The hunter claimed the python is more than 100 years old and capable of swallowing 2 human being.  It’s really scary!

Buhari has called on Nigerians to practise the virtues of Islam beyond the fasting season.

Besides, they should not separate religion and morality because, in the President’s view, doing so will encourage corrupt leaders.

In his message to mark the end of the Ramadan fasting, Buhari congratulated Muslims on the completion of “this spiritually significant month of sacrifice”.

He urged them to reflect on the importance of Ramadan by becoming good ambassadors of Islam at all times.

The President, in a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, said: ”Religion should be the moral compass for all believers in their public and personal lives.

If people allow the teachings of their religions to influence their conducts, problems, such as corruption, which diverts public funds to private pockets, would have been eliminated in the society.”

Buhari regretted, however, that “selfishness and greed have overcome people’s conscience so much that they don’t have moral inhibitions in the pursuit of their greed”.

The President said: “It is impossible to separate morality from religion, and removing this connection encourages corrupt leaders and other exploiters to commit atrocities against the society.

I always wonder why any true believer, be they politicians, civil servants or businessmen, would seek to make profits from the misfortunes of others,” Buhari added.

Wedding rings, old pennies, watches, other items were Reportedly found inside a goat’s intestine .

Aaccording to reports the incident took place at Ajere, Ekori, Cross River State.

It also ordered the Nigeria Immigration Service ( NIS ) to deport Ho Jo back to South Korea, his home country.

This development followed the ongoing probe by the upper legislative chamber ’ s ad -hoc committee over the $16. 35 billion Egina Oil Field project chaired by Senator Solomon Adeola , representing Lagos West Senatorial District .

Justice Must Prevail Party (JMPP) on Thursday said if elected into power in 2019, it would construct perimeter fence around Nigeria and change the name of the country and the currency.

Acting National Chairman of the Party, Dr Olusegun Ijagbemi, stated this at a news conference in Abuja.

He said that the need to change the name of the country and its currency was divinely revealed to the leadership of the party, adding that the changes were important if Nigeria must make progress.

According to Ijagbemi, “the 14th pillar of our party is to change the name of Nigeria to Pisonia and its currency from Naira to Pison.

“It is a miracle that the leadership of this party got a wind of how the entire African nation is being impoverished with their currency.”

“There are people outside Nigeria printing our currency and they have agents among us, including our political leaders.

“They are printing money and they have agents in CBN and throughout Africa. We brought this information to Nigeria that they are destroying our economy,’’ he said.

The chairman added that about six months ago, the CBN revealed to the National Assembly that more than 20 per cent of Nigeria’s currency was fake.

Ijagbemi said that promoting citizens’ welfare and security of lives and property would be one of the major concerns of the party, if elected.

He said that the party would use technology to monitor the country’s borders and that security forces would be highly motivated.

“This party is going to fence Nigeria and create only regulated route for people to come in and go out of the country.

“You can no longer move boys or girls across the border with trailer and then say you have captured or recovered them.

“There will be no need for people sleeping with their hearts panting. You cannot just come into the country, invade it and steal our oil.’’

Ijagbemi stated that JMPP government would strengthen the immigration laws, and that border control would be exercised maximally.

He said that citizenship laws would also be reviewed to meet the exigencies of current happenings in the world.

Ijagbemi decried the level of unemployment in the country, saying it was unacceptable, “considering the fact that the nation was reputed as one of the richest in the world in human and natural resources’’.

To address the challenge, he said that JMPP would equip Technical Colleges and Polytechnics to provide high-level manpower to form the backbone of technological and industrial development.

“The party will also encourage the formation of new industries in line with modern technological trends using the products of the revamped technical schools and polytechnics.

“Skills development centres will be established in all local government councils of the country,” he stated,

A Libyan returnee identified as Isioma Monye, Libya returnee has narrated his horrific ordeal after traveling to Libya to get free treatment for his leg injury.

‘I was a vulcanizer selling tires in Nigeria before I left for Libya to treat a leg injury i got from a car accident. I decided to go to Libya to get treatment for my leg, after a friend who had previously travelled to Italy, told me that i could treat my leg there for free. That’s what made me embark on the journey but it didn’t favour me. I came back with the same leg injury, even worse. Today, i have lost everything and i dont know where to start from. But I thank God I came back alive.’ –

Isioma Monye, father of 4 who was assisted to return to Nigeria on 5th June 2018, via IOMs first chartered flight, operating from Zintan in Libya

The Dean, School of Foundation Studies, University of Africa (UAT), Toru-Orua, Prof. Prince Efere, has been reportedly found dead in his office.
The Nation reports that the academician who is a United Kingdom-trained scholar, was found lifeless in his office by his colleagues after he failed to turn up for a meeting.

A fake pharmacist and drug dealer, Nura Aliyu, has been arrested in possession of six cartons equivalent to 300 bottles of codeine syrup and about 142 empty packs sold in Katsina State. .
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The state’s Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Wakili, while parading the suspect, said he was arrested along Senator Abba Ali Road by Mohd Dikko Stadium. .
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Aliyu said it was destined to happen, but he regretted his actions. His words: “I regret my actions. I have stopped the business some three years back. It was only yesterday that I went back to it and I was arrested. .
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We give it out wholesale in my shop. I have a chemist in Tsohon Tasha. People come inside the town to buy from my shop. They are mostly men. The empty packs are the ones they bought and went with it.”

An aspirant for Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency under the platform of All Progressives Congress (APC) Chief Amobi Ogah will on Sunday June 17, 2018 publicly declare his intention to represent his Constituency at the Green Chambers of our National Assembly.

A beautiful lady identified as Miss Nkiruka Jane Nnaji who hails from Amorji Akpugo in Enugu State is in lament following the unfortunate circumstance which befell. Report has it that Jane graduated from Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, in 2016 and was awaiting her youth service before she was attacked with acid.

Driving west from the city of Maiduguri, Nigeria, the roads get narrower as the towns get smaller. Along the road lie bullet-ridden buildings and security check points as vigilante members patrol gates, all signs of a region where people are trying their best to protect themselves.

After three hours VOA ends up in Yobe state, at a village called Shekau. Here, elders and community leaders take VOA to meet Falmata Abubakar, who they say is the mother of Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau.

His father was a local district imam before passing away a few years ago.

Falmata said she had never spoken to journalists before VOA approached her, and she does not know where her son is hiding.

“I don’t now if he’s alive or dead. I don’t know. It’s only God who knows. For 15 years I haven’t seen him,” she said.

Concealing their hometown

People here say they often hide the fact that they are from Abubakar Shekau’s hometown because others may fear they have Boko Haram connections.

Falmata says her son left Shekau as a boy to continue his Islamic education in Maiduguri, a center of religious studies for hundreds of years.

Shekau was an almajiri. In the generations-old tradition, almajirai are sent off by their parents to study the Quran in schools locally known as a tsangaya, where a teacher coaches the dozens, sometimes hundreds of male students, to memorize the entire Quran.

Almajirai beg on the streets for food, and it is believed that Shekau did the same. At some point in his studies, Shekau, according to his mother, met Mohammed Yusuf, the founder of Boko Haram, who condemned Western education as sinful. Falmata says her son was brainwashed.

‘Different characters’

“Since Shekau met with Mohammed Yusuf, I didn’t see him again,” she told VOA.

“Yes, he’s my son and every mother loves her son, but we have different characters,” she said. “He brought a lot of problem to many people. Where can I meet him to tell him that these things he is doing is very bad? He brought many problems to many people, but I am praying for God to show him the good way.”

Mohammed Yusuf was killed by Nigerian security agents in 2009, and Abubakar Shekau then took over as the leader.

Shekau is accused of leading an insurgency that has killed more than 30,000 people in northeastern Nigeria and the Lake Chad region.

Destroying schools is at the heart of Boko Haram’s manifesto, and the group has attacked more than 1,400 schools, according to the United Nations Children’s Fund.

Members of the group invaded the first primary school in northeastern Nigeria in 2010 and 2013. They killed the principal and secretary.

In 2014, Boko Haram killed 59 students at a federal school in Buni Yadi, Yobe State. The school is being rebuilt but the expansive campus is barren, a reminder of one of the bloodiest school attacks in Nigeria’s history.

In February of this year, the sect kidnapped more than 100 students from the girls’ secondary school in the town of Dapchi.

The insurgents returned the students a month later, but held onto Leah Sharibu, reportedly because she refused to convert to Islam in exchange for her freedom. Her mother Rebecca and her brother say they feel in their hearts that Leah is still alive.

It’s the 2014 abduction of the Chibok Girls from their school that brought Boko Haram into the international spotlight for unprecedented condemnation. The Bring Back Our Girls activists are still demanding the freedom of at least 100 Chibok Girls, including Dorcas Yakubu who turned 20 years old this week, marking her birthday while in Boko Haram captivity. In 2016, Dorcas appeared in a proof of life video released by the terrorists.

Falmata says she can never curse her son, but he has become someone who she doesn’t recognize anymore.

A lady almost committed suicide after a sex tape which featured her was leaked online. According to trending reports, the young Ivorian lady identified as Iness Boitrin tried to kill herself but failed due to the vigilance of one of her family members who prevented her from doing so. 

It was also gathered that the sex tape has made the girl’s distraught mother not to go to work again because that’s what is on the lips of her colleagues.

The young lady is said to have featured in a sex tape with one of the hot musicians in Côte d’Ivoire.. The footage was released some weeks ago and has been rocking the country’s social media.